Oconee Spirit Press: 35 books

THREAT AFTER THREAT CONFIRMED THE DANGER SHE WAS IN … In 1966, Ann Severin was a carefree college student in Italy…until she disappeared without a trace. Six years later, wife and mother Janey Hamilton is targeted by someone threatening to expose the truth about her connection...

When feisty American college student Maura intercepts a mysterious message, she soon finds herself caught up in the middle of an international crime spree. With no idea how many of her acquaintances are involved, she doesn't dare to trust anyone! Her only option is to go on the run in order to elude...

Heartbreak and danger on a 1960s college campus rocked by student protests over the Vietnam War. A suspense novel of politics and passion, DANGER: HIGH EXPLOSIVES follows 6 members of a student body as they navigate the campus nightmare of a peaceful protest turned violent. Student Newspaper...

Tales of mystery and mayhem from the bestselling author of the Death on Demand mysteries,Carolyn Hart. Three of these stories present detectives that are already familiar to fans of Carolyn Hart’s work: “Spooked” and “Secrets” feature Gretchen Gilman, the protagonist of Hart’s World War...

Bart Hastings was born into a military family; his Army colonel father has devoted his life to defending his country and Bart’s brother lost his life while fighting in a war that Bart is no longer sure he supports. But when his father is accused of treason, Bart finds himself entangled in a fight...

Only a serial killer could upstage Miss Tennessee at the St. Patrick's Day bash. Book three of the Jesus Creek series mixes comedy, mystery, and murder with a Southern setting. Waitress, poet, and purveyor of cosmetics, Kay Martin reluctantly adds sleuth to her list of professions when a serial killer...

Winner of the WILLA Literary Award - In 1890, Aliza Rudinsk, a young Orthodox Jewish immigrant from the Ukraine, came to Seattle via New York's Lower East Side expecting to build a good life for herself. When Aliza's bones turn up in Seattle's underground streets in 1965 along with a book...

The contributions of American women to World War I often are neglected, perhaps because of a mistaken impression that as the official U.S. participation was two years in duration, its female contribution must be equally short. The few collections of World War I writings by women are composed of mostly...

Includes the never-before-published story “The Fifty-Thousand Dollar Stratocaster”   Mystery, suspense, and David Hunter’s unique style of humor burst forth from the page in this collection of short stories set in and around Knoxville, Tennessee. A former law enforcement...

You’ll find adventure, inspiration, fatigue, humor, and sometimes danger in David Curran's essays that cover a lifetime of exploration in the mountains of Tennessee, Wyoming, and New England. Hiking for Fun and Pain gives the basics of the sport and includes vivid accounts of David's experiences on the trails, all described in a humorous and joyful style.

Welcome back to Jesus Creek, Tennessee -- this time as seen through the eyes of Police Chief Reb Gassler as he tries to solve the brutal murder of a real angel, Patrice Gentry, nurse at the retirement center and wife of the community's newest tom cat. Along the way, Reb deals with the eccentric town...

Aliens...paranoid old ladies...demonic possession...haunted houses...you name it. Fledgling nanny Janet Ayres can't quite believe this nutty Southern enclave or the hectic disarray that reigns in her employer's antebellum mansion, which also serves as a secret shelter for victims of domestic violence....